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http://rense.com/general86/beet.htm
There really are some brilliant ones in here ![]() Quote:
personally I wouldn't know where to begin |
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The impending doom of Betelgeuse is being seriously discussed.
The big difference being its destruction will not pose a threat to Earth. |
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Hope Ford Prefect had nothing to do with this.
Gotta sass that hoopy frood.
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Golly; Mr. Rense is trying to outwoo the stuff on the Prison Planet Web Site....I wonder if they steal from each other?? Well at least we all are going to die in a Muon Storm.....and then the Gravity Waves..(From Star Trek??) What a happy web site..
Dale in AL
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![]() It's true, isn't it, that you can put up a website that says ANYTHING? My brain hurts from just trying to make even the slightest sense of anything on that site. How do you have a "gravity wave", that is so slight, that we would not even feel it, or only feel it slightly, but on the other hand, is so powerful that it will throw all the planets out of their current orbits/alignments? How odd. |
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I'd actually forgotten about Rense- It was big around the 2000 Millinium scare but has kinda dropped off the conspiracy maps lately
It's definately a major woowoo site tho. Nothing is too weird for them to `publish'
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No, I'm being ordinarily sarcastic. Don't make me get very sarcastic. You wouldn't like me when I'm very sarcastic. - JayUtah Surely if you are going to start a conspiracy theory it is best to start with something that might have a grain of truth or reality in it. To start with the preposterous and go downhill from there is just stupid. steve(primus) (Avatar) |
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I am always amazed at this web site, I had not looked since the Y2K hyperbole, it is still internally inconsistant and somewhat racist....Merely having a disclaimer does not excuse the presentation of the same tired old Tsarist propaganda....
Dale
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No. That's not what I meant...
The very first paragraph implies they (authors; host; whatever) don't actually believe what they're posting....and if they don't believe it, why bother posting it? "If you throw enough mud (or crap) at something, some of it is bound to stick" ....somewhere. Even if it's only the thrower's hand ![]() The rest reads like a bad copy-paste from some manual. Of what, I don't know, nor care, really. And what's with that "Condoleezza Rice" mail at the bottom? Is that supposed to imply she's involved with the site? Does she know?
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Betelgeuse, if it does blow up, does not pose a hazard to life on Earth, at least according to what I have read from authors who are scientifically trained to make assertions about it. There are people who spend entire careers studying supernovae.
I would put more weight on their information than from a CT site. |
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